The Netherlands has officially BANNED the Muslim Brotherhood
For decades, the Muslim Brotherhood has quietly built a network of institutions, leadership structures, and affiliated organizations across Europe.
While numerous countries outside the EU have designated the Brotherhood as a terrorist organization, the network it has constructed in Europe is only growing stronger.
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The Muslim Brotherhood is one of the oldest and most influential Sunni Islamist movements in the world. Founded in Egypt in 1928, its central objective is the establishment of a society governed by Islamic law, Sharia.
The movement promotes a gradual process of Islamization by using a nation’s existing social and political structures to fundamentally change society.
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Moderate Muslim countries have long recognized the danger the Brotherhood poses.
That’s why Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain, and Jordan have designated it as a terrorist organization, accusing it of promoting extremism and undermining state stability.
Why did the European Union give an NGO that funds Hamas terrorists and has strong ties to the Muslim Brotherhood €40 million?
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It is no secret that Brussels loves funding so-called “humanitarian organisations.” Left-wing activists have leveraged this fact to help flood Europe with millions of illegal migrants.
But many are unaware that Islamists are using the same framework to promote their extreme ideology among Europe’s Muslim population while funding terrorists abroad.
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This is demonstrated in the case of Islamic Relief Worldwide (IRW), a large UK-based humanitarian organization operating in more than 40 countries.
What makes IRW so significant is that it has built high-status partnerships with United Nations and European Union bodies that give it exceptional credibility.
Three decades of systemic racism have had a devastating effect on South Africa’s White population, which has shrunk from 13% in 1994 to just 7% today.
This is what happens when a country not only legalizes but mandates the most extreme form of DEI.
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Apartheid ended more than 30 years ago, but today South Africa has 145 race-based laws.
More than ever before.
The government claims these laws are necessary to correct “past injustice.” In other words, they are fighting racism in the past with racism in the present.
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Companies that want to operate in South Africa must sell significant ownership to Black individuals, usually around 30%.
In fields like telecommunications and mining, this is legally mandated.
In fields that don’t legally require it, companies get DEI points for doing so. Failure to score enough points means losing access to licenses and contracts, without which it is impossible to operate.
This thread covers the growing mass-protests that just erupted in Iran against the Islamic regime
We’ll delve into the economic reasons behind them, the influence of the 12-Day-War with Israel and why Crown Prince @pahlavireza’s return could get Iran back on track
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Major protests and strikes have reignited in Iran.
Shopkeepers in Tehran’s Grand Bazaar and central commercial districts closed their businesses yesterday in response to the sharp decline of the Iranian rial.
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The protests began with strikes in markets such as the iron market, Shoush home appliances market, Charsou mall, and mobile phone trading centers in Tehran.
Merchants gathered outside closed shops to demonstrate against worsening economic conditions.
This thread delves into how Hamas is regularly breaking the provisions of the ceasefire agreement with Israel, which was mediated by the US, Egypt & Qatar.
Key terms included an immediate halt to all hostilities.
Despite this, Hamas has repeatedly attacked the IDF
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Under the ceasefire, Hamas agreed to full compliance with the halt in fighting to build trust for subsequent phases, including hostage releases and aid surges.
The US-brokered terms explicitly ban rocket fire, gunfire, or any offensive operations by Hamas militants. Violations undermine the agreement’s core objective of de-escalation.
Since October 10, 2025, documented incidents show Hamas fighters initiating combat in violation of these prohibitions, targeting IDF positions east of the yellow line.
This pattern indicates systematic non-adherence to the no-hostilities provision.
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The agreement’s security annex, coordinated via Qatari and Egyptian channels, requires Hamas to prevent militant incursions into Israeli-held areas.
It stipulates that any such action constitutes a breach, triggering mediator reviews. Hamas pledged oversight of its forces to ensure zero violations.
However, reports from IDF monitoring confirm multiple unauthorized crossings by armed groups under Hamas command, leading to firefights.
These actions directly contravene the territorial integrity clauses designed to maintain separation during the truce.
The new U.S. sanctions are hitting Russia harder than expected, draining billions from Putin’s war budget, crippling Rosneft and Lukoil, and even forcing Serbia and Bulgaria to push Moscow out of their energy sectors.
Eastern Europe is slipping from Putin’s grip, and the Kremlin is scrambling to contain the fallout.
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This thread is about how Putin is rapidly losing influence in Eastern Europe, and why these sanctions may be the biggest blow yet.
Even as Donald Trump floats the idea of a peace deal, Washington's new sanctions package just delivered a major financial blow to Russia's war machine.
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By targeting Rosneft and Lukoil, the U.S. drained billions from the Kremlin's coffers and triggered a new financial crisis for Moscow.